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d Vest. Vtiter , err. ,~ ~`~-~>,, ' I ,1 1 / , / 4 0 A ~~ 1 T , • CU!• lit of • 7 q; „tr . - • ‘tr - i .4 7 .41 s 1 4 '' t#70: 4 - _ I . oiHtl' , 11\ , \\ f - - - pre• and 3 nO PVUMBER 79.7;c).] . . ,EAST INDIA HOUSE, Feb. c 27, IFIS• 1111 E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED, COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the. EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,. That all EAST INDIA BONDS which have not yet been tresented under their Advertisement of the 17th September, IS t,, for the purpose of tieing marked to hear 4 per Cent. Interest pet' An n u m, wilt he marked accordingly, if presented Lr that purpos e on or before the 31st AIARCII NEXT, and fFunt that date unmarked Binids,wilt not carry any Interest. JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. EAST IN . DIA HOUSE, JAN. 28, 1818. PIE' COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND T RADING to thc EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, rhat the TRANSFER BOOKS of the - said COMPANY', 3. ; 70 (ji. will be shut on Tuesday, the 3d March next, at I wo oClocl: and opened again on Thursday, the .9th t 14,„ , ng. a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said “NPANY' will he held at their House in Leadenhall-street, ‘II.II:P.:DNESDAY, the 18th of March next, at Eleven ciClocli Poeenoon. • Tl4 't a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will 61 3 at their House in Leedenhall-street„ on WEDNES IN%• the Bth Aprienext, from Nine o'clock in the Morning 1!1t il SiX in the Evening, for the ELECTION of SIX Dl t • '•CIORS• of thesahl COmpany for four Years. • And that the LISTS of the MEMBERS of the said . COM INY will be ready to be delivered at this House, on Mon- C)', the 2.3(1 March next. JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. OFFICE FOR TAXES, Fel). 16, 1818. ' "PIE COMMISSIONERS for, the AFFAIRS of TAXES hereby ‘:ire Notice, That all CI.NINIS for •,14.I.tlIVANCE : of PROPER - Pi' TA..4 off It E.trfS, and Profits Lands, Tern:Mewl. 'and Hereditaments he- I g'utg to any H os pit a l, S c h oo l, or . Alnishouse, or vestedin trustee s for Chitritable'Porposes; and of the Duties on Stock 4tb iCidentls, belong in - .; to FOreigliers or Friendly Societies, and duly enrolled uruter the Act for the Encot-: I :!gl'lnent and Relief of Frit:Lulli. So c i e ti es , or on flie Stock or ' lt idends of. any Corporition, Fraternity, or. Society, or rust establishe'd for Charitahle Purposes bnly, must be deli 'ter'ed af t or transmitted to, this Office on or before the sth t ` t rof April next, when the Accounts will be finally closed. By Order of the Board, . MATTHEW WINTEH, Secretary for the Affairs of Taxes. . • . LLoyb.., RE A FM D ---- OB R lITI, ULE-COVE , ED OVAL SHAPEBEXVER FIATS; quite anew .new kov„ inntacture, exceltitn; all Others `et:'er made on the usual' art, are far sop er i or i n colony and shape, which th-ey retain .." the p ant , a n d wilt ont-near; in atv. 'veal-bet cr din-rite' : 4 ,4 - et. of them or the pretended Patent Silk, so pernicious to j a , e,he a d. The Loopialiticd and inereasing teputation these Ph'ts are daily acquirin g live already caused a number of ry imitations to be held ont to the Public, win are posi ' 1 ) assured that te ventrs an only Manuacturers 01, 1 i oniyalled and uni h ver ln sally ad o mired d f Douhle-covered Beaverf -Its,on,the improved Oval principle are It. and IL LLOYD .91 1 1, , • ' • - `-' O . 14 9ii Newt;ate-t , treet. Price•sms. . • , 1 •5 c • , P , N.(21-.. -- of SHRIMPS, a new and superior Ftsrr SAUCE, It will he found equal in point' of -. " 4 "' to Essence o f A nc h ov i es; an d far excels it in ea -Ito the ad m i rer o f t h at Fi s h , as a S auce, it will be a great _ oss ition • and it is parti c ul ar ly co n ven i en t, as i t i s nse d , gi...;,,enett of Anchovies, and saves the time of pielring the &c: The Proprietors !latter themselves' that when ititrial Stoic:es is for broileda it wilro mt h r iedlain a sh pre-eminence ove r all f-Fi. • r""., , C. Donnore and Sou ; anct sold, only wholesale, by a n d Son, at their Italian . and Gil IVarehouse, H I, itki • (44-I, ill, C'ormer . of Hattorr,--arden ; and of most of ► the l'eetalrle Fish. Sauce Venders in Town arid Country. AIILE ,13.jrrEttsi, aCHEAP and WHOLESOME 'I.:I;STITUTE for lIOPS. • EXTANS and Co. having had many respect.. tfiejp able testimonies of tlie effica c y an d pl easan t ness o f e z"table Bitters,' arm induced fa extend their salt• be tty th, ~.f the-Western Counties, and have app o i n t e d 44'..rutpler - inutioned Agents for that purpose. They only. 1 11, . 1 1tgle trial., to coneit.ce . .the Public of their supe -1114,:i.-Y to - every other Bitter, and in'. some respect!.. ; even to ti„ r. " 4 Hops, hs they are not affected by attuo4pheric altera ,,i7i). which dep..i , e Haps of their - bitter, atrd l tti rt liitid e to acetic change,. or, as it is commonlycalled, , our. are ai:sured. that the Composition now recom a pure wholesome Vegetable Bitter, perfectly ti t. otolo erery injurious property, producing a good quail -414141, p., tx celletit yeast,' and for,the purp o se o f p reserv i ng Al e Sui d ,!'r equalt. a to , any Hops. ' (1. 1••) 4 11 1 P . ls of is. each, etptal to a pound of the 14( . 41 14 Pa ck licp.. ; itr Packets of 2s. each., equal to tw. pounds ; ea c i, l ' of 3s..each, equal to four pou,ulS; in Packets of equal ti six pininds ; Packets of 'as. each, equal to dxounds. 1 1 1 a I • " public Brewer or Publican can be suppli e d with' oie e Il fit 'l ' 4 " only bv It. Evans soil Co. 97, Fore -street. Exeter, 14,•1•'1,it t':lll'‘Vliole'safe at their depositories, by R. Toby, No. 7, I (;oars Pc, race, Old- Brampton, London ; and Messrs. 7 1 1t e , ~4 141 , Qua eet, lit istol ; and Retail by Mr. P. : 1 4, Tavist4,cl;2l-OW, C'ovent-gardco ; Messrs. An 11 der -14,14 1. '41 1,1 ClNise ' IN'est ; Mr. Kelsey, SS, Fleet -1; Messrs. B. mid A. 'l'aylur, Mark t •• • . • H • „kk,T vrs WWOW WELC'S FEMALE PILLS. EDICINE willich.has stood the test for a /i t , 4 ' 1 14 series pf years, and is well known for its peculiar rem -• ovin the Green Sicliness, and other Obstrpe i ' i4ltemlant . - m — the•femaleThe easeq, pruvi".g 1'44.1111'cl ed, who have hitherto resorted to the use of it; bare him relieved in the most sovereign manner, are and specified in the bills • of direetioos.• the public at imposition, the name of C. "I engraved on the stamp. by the special permission (-o oirnissioners of Stamp s , with o ut whi c h th ey are not . to he gen b y 1....-arFley alone, from . the Original and Recipe, and sold wholesale and retail Har,p .1r; elvi s " 4 .er, 4C, Fleet-street ; Barclay and S4llii, Fleet-market o and sops, St.-Paul's Cluireb-yard ,I , Sutton and Co. kf orch-vard- Butler and Sons, Cheapsioe; Sanger, 50, . “Leet opposit e I m nd-str ee t ; Evans and Sou, Long , and Johnstone, Greek-street, Soho, r, titiok it toy • net to return you v most humble thi foc the Pills, for never was so great , aeure as I have fly skin was as yellow as „old ; 1 could not keep any ; tux stinavh, but was almost elroake t d with phlegm. rill taiieu half a liox before m d y appetite retu rne d , a n 14 4, 4 , 4 1.1 dieved from a coOstant pain in my si , de. I am, now, Qud, dui t.e well. Your dutiful servant - • • • -, ANN EMLADINE. Fries 2.5. 9d. per box, stamp included. 0 in. ) ; X itt<l ? Lai! IL' S UR,D AY. FE 13 UARY 28, 1818. NEXT WEDNESDAY. 1111A f, 171 t N ee and 8 1 , ly Cot apprizell h h x a the Lori' itv COMMENCES DRAWING on WEDNES. DAY NEXT. wile', the First-drawn Prize will be further en• titled to s,oool.—The merit of the Scheme, and the particu. lar adrantages attending all hirrhases made before the Draw: 'in begins, begins, have been so rectlttly before t:•e Public, that M. and Co. have only to solicit their Friends will, as usual,, give their (Hit's the preference, which Favours will always meet the most respectful attention, and be ever gratefully acl:new hedged. • ___ AVEDNESDAY NEXT TFIE LOTTERY BEGINS. '- The First Ten Prizes are sure to be Capitals. of ... L. 30,000 1 3 of 1.5,000 10 of ' 1,000 12 of 5OO 14 of - 400 1 IS of 3OO 40 of 2oo'l 00.. . of - 100 Besides 501., 251. &c.—All Sterling Money. THE First-drawn Blank w ill reeviveFour Pipes of the very best Old Port Wine. Tickets and Shares are selling at the lowest Prices, entitling the Adrenturers to the above most imp,ortam Chances, at'the old-established . Office, No. 2b, C0R.N1.111.1., where the Two First Prizei of 30,0001. were shared and sold by the Public's tip,st obraient Servants, HOIfNSBY and Co. TO READERS IN THE COUNTRY. SCALE OF TIME. • rITI,. LIE Public are respectfully aegoainted that ILin consequence of the Lords of the 'Treasury having determined that the. Ten FirstArawn Prizes on Wednesday Morning Next (4th March) shill be All capitali,• Mr. BISI-I, the Contractor, has been obliged to arrange for all the Agents ith the different parts of Enland, Ireland, and Scotland, to return their unsold Tickets and Shares to the Contractor in London, as follows : Ali Towns rimier 70 miles distance from London, The Unsold Tickets and Shares must be sent by tbelPost, on TUESDAY NEXT, 3.1 of March. • All Places above 70 miles dist:ill - cc from London, • The- Unsold Tickets and, Shares must he sent by tha Pest, on tVEDNESDAY NEXT, 4th of Match. ITEXT WEDNESDAY. LOTTERY be gills DRAWING;. • ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS, THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY' THOUSAND POUNDS! TWELVE PIPES OF PORT WINE. NEXT WEDNESDAY .• About Forty Capitals will be drawn. The First-drawn Prize *ill have 5,0001. more. Ten Capitalsyrill be drawn in the first ten Minutes. • The First-drawn Wauk•will haee,Four Pipes of Port. Every Ticket will be drawn separately—Every ize Sterling Money. • , AbOut 6,000 Tickets will he drawn. • .• • NEXT WEDNESDAY • , L. 11) 10 0 ' may gain L. 30,000 L.I i 0 may gain - L. 1,875 BISH the Contractor, who . stitd, in the very Last Lottery; THREE PRIZES OF TWENTY. THOUSAND POUNDS! And. various other Capitals; ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty dif ferent Towns in the Country. In the last Lottery, that contained Three Prizes of 30,0001, LUSH Sold them ALL I!! . Who has now a SclectiOn of Numbers in every Thousand for Purchasers to choose ALL THREE MIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS Ito this Lottery, at BISH's, in Cornhill and Charing-Cross. A NEW PATENT FIAT, at only 188. IxwoRTANT SAVING. .• . GEORGE FRANKS and Co. have to offer to the Public a SILK HAT-on a BEAVER BODY, coin• bitting every requisite a Hat ought to possess; it is superior in appearance to the fineit and most expensive Beaver, is equallylight, and will out wear two of them, and' is of, a better shape, which it retains to the lash it will nevurchange its colour, which is of the most beautiful black, if worn for yearS; no weather will injure them, they being WATER PROOF, and will repair several times at a trifling expence, and every time appear equal to new, and are decidedly supe rior to any Hats ever offered to pnblic notice; 'the attainment of which has been.attended with great expellee, labour; and personal attention of GEORGE FRANKS and CO. Mann fectetrers, Wellington House, corner of liedcross-street, Barbican, Loudon. Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior hats, will find it their interest in applying as above. 'No unpaid Letters received.—Not in any way coneetned with a Retail Huust in Beech-street, name of Franks. HOOFING COUGH CURED WITHOUT•INWARD ME. MUNE. , ROCHE!S ROYAL ENIBROC•kTION. MANY Thousands (it Cliildreo are Cured an nually by this Remedy. On the first attack, an im mediate applicatiott of ROCHE'S EMBROCATION will pre vent the complaint taking arty hold of the constitution, and a fewtimes !nay completely core. In the must obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desired effect; and no Reinedy can he so well calculated for Children as this, for it requires no medicine to he taken inwardly. In common Coughs this M e dicine is equally efficacious and may he relied On for Mtn, Women, and Children, as safe and effectual. In no case can this Medicine be genuine unless signed un the wrapper by J., Roche, and every stamp Shaw and Edwards, CG, St. Paul's Church-yard, engraved thereon. Price 44. and 11. Qs. tier bottle. 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Also—a Voyage to Maranarn ; the whole exhibiting a Picture of the State of Society, .during a Residence of Six Years in that Country. Illustrated by Plates of Costumes. Ry IIENRY KOSTER •-• ••••• Printed kr . Longtuan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown., .ondon. • Of whom may be had, The History of Brazil;' Vol. I. iu 4to. price 21. 2s. hoards. Vol. 11. with a Map of the Country, price 21. 10s. boards. By Robert Southey, Esq. . Au Account of the Origin, Progress, and actual State of the Airar Carried 00 between .Spain and Spanish Acderica. By, a South , American. In firo.: . price 9s. boards. KIIiBY ON THE PILES. • ,This Day were published, i❑ '8vo: with an Engraving, price ns. OBSERVATIONS on the TREATM 6NT - of certain sev e re FORMS of HEMORRHOIDAL EX- CitESCENCE. Illustrated with Cases. Be JOHN KIRBY, A. B. Member, and one a the Censors of t he Royal College of Sur geons : Surgeon to St. Peter's and St. Bisidet's Hospital ; and Lectorer ou Ath:tomy and Surgery at the Anatomical Theatre, Peter-street, Dublin. Printed for Longman, Hursr, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and Hodges and M'Attlior, THE LOT 'l' Elt Y.' The very Treat satisfaction the plan adopted in former Lotteries gave to persons residing in site Country, has induced T. 131sH, the Contractor, to repeat it in the present ; and he kopes he has, as in a recent Lottery, selected some of the Capi tals amongst those nninhers ativertised.--Thte un- derrnentione4l Numbers rr.ay be had either in whole Tickets,. No. Quarters, Eighths, or Sixteenths, at No. 4, Cornbill • 12,300 1 _10,212 1143,088 , 7,412 • 17,232 0,826 11,488 3.121 11,480 16,087 16..057 2,818 13,201) I 13,232 10,183 8,323 11,456 10,213 15,074 11..122 J The •10110 wing •NionhErs may he I whole Tjcktts, (I.t1 Vts, Quarters,.. Sikteenths, at No. 9, Charing Cros4 10,214 12.321 11,490 4,008 • 13,234 10,215 4,511 11.123 • 16,089 17,231 3,002 13,571 17,204 16;090110,130 2,822 15,071 13,235 1'11,459 I 3;122 2,820 • 17,251. 11,121 • 2,757- .1 3,110 Lind either in Eighths, or 13,353 . 7,415 8,283 3,131 2;816 •The present Lottery contain's '!'free Prizes•of 30',0006:—One Hundred Capitals- 7 -311 Sterling Money—no Stock Prizes—no Classes—no re 'drawing. The Drawing commences Wednesday the 4th of MARCH. PRBSENT PRICE. Ticket - - - Xl9 10.. 0 Half - - XlO 9 0 1 Eighth - X• 2 13 6 Quarter - 5 5 0 1 Sixteenth - 1 7 • 0 *4.* Letters (post-paid) con6ining Bank Notes, or Post-Otiice Orders, duly attended to. The last Lottety that contained Three Prizes of 30,0001. tits Ti 50 kl tht:.ei all; and last Lottery he sold Three Prizes of . ...0,0001, all in Shares. MOCK AUCTIONS. Mr. IVAITHMAN said, he should not •go over the same grounds' on !his subject which he had so frequently done before. He had before stated a great number of facts of Irauds, and even robbe ries, that had been committed at Mock Auctions, and lie might now safely declare that 'these evils were;not in the least abated, Indeed, an idea had arisetv that something had been 'done against them, and the 'people , still attended them, and were consequently more easily deluthtd. The Members for Bath and Bristol, it' had been said, would support any measure that was brought tur ward on the subject. Communications had beets -had from Birmingham; Hull, Sheffield, Liver pool, and .Oxford; and one of the Liverpool, • Members had assured him be Would support the. Bill, proceedirngs on which bird commenced when the subject was last agitated in i'arliament. Nothing could be so it ksome, in his opinion, as to come, year after year, and make the same statements to the court, without any effect : be hoped some measures for the prevention of Mock Auctions would be speedily put in force. He concluded by moving 'that the petition on the sub. ject should be The LORD MAYOR said, he would • support the petition, as he considered Muck Auctions a great evil. After some observations from ‘lllt. Dixon and Mr. Alderman Atkins, and smite preliniina'ry pro ceedings,' the petition against Mock Auctions, which was to theliouse of Commons, was agreed After transacting a good deal of business of mi nor importance, Ilse Court adjourned. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, FEB. 27. Her Royal Highness the Princess of WALES V. the Earl of LivEßpoot. and Cou»t MUNSTER, Exe cutors qf the late Duke of BituNswicK. The SOLICITOR GENERAL, Counsel tor the de fendants, stated, that the Royal plaintiff had filed a Bill ag►inst' them as Executors to her late' Brother. '[he Bill alleged, thatrthe Duke in his life time gave the ROyal plaintiff two promissory notes—one fur the amount of 1,500/. sterling, the other •for a 'similar sum, but payable in lonis d'ors. The former bill had been prod uce d t o tl►e defendants, but the other had not ; and the mean ing; of thiS application was, that it might be pro duced 'to the. defendants, to enable them. to as certain- whether the two notes were not given for one and the same SUM, so ai to enable them to shape their answer to the bill properly. .Sir ARTHUR I'IGGOTT followed on the same side, and said he considered it 'a mere motion of course. Mr. SHADWELE, Counsel for the Royal plain• tiff, admitted :hat the Bill set forth two notes, duly one of which had arrived in 'this country. H e was, howe‘w, instructed to move the Conit to atneild the hill, by leaving out of it the note , which had not arrived. For this purpose, be Asked the ,Court for time until next Seal. The Login CHANCELLOR—" There can be no objection to the bill's being amended in the way you have mentioned, Mr. Shathiell, but it will be necessary for the Royal plaintiff to make an affidavit in support of the bill as amended." COURT OF' RING'S BENCH, FEB. 27. CONSPIRACY. TFltt KING V. KFIRoBL, Kofrisci, AND GIBSON. Au indictnient against the 'defendants, for a conspiracy to put in fictitious bail, an . RCtioll Was the d'tendant, and a person of the name of 'Woodward. was the plaintiti. 7 --- Korsch and GihsAn teptesenteri themselves to Mr. Che..ll, clerk to Mr. Justice Holroyd, , as clerks to the respective attornies in the cause, when, in tact, the first I►ad been discharged more than six months, anal the last was only an errand-boy, and the persons they stated to he their employeis,lia4 nothing to do with the suit. The Jury` found Korsch and Gibson gpilty, but acquitted Khroel, it being proVed in his behalf that he was a fo reigner, unacquainted with the law, and that being in prison the two other defendants had pin posed to obtain his liberation for 301., he not knowing that there was any thing illegal in their so doing. . . - Inct D r IVICS, Esq.:one of the Magistrates at Larnheth , street Qffice, who filled that situation for a panther of years, has resigned the office in consequence of ill health, and Mr. Mircui IN, of .Shikd well Office, succeeds him. Mr. BUFFELL fills the 'place of the latter Gentleman at Shad sell Office; ipoa 44 0. lc our, TO IU ifs, leen • t, 4. as fly nt, the i en [e•